Pretty voice. You should volunteer for voice acting in animator's stuffs. I'm listening about your depression. February is a bad time for depression because the sun is not right in the sky; the sun causes the body to produce vitamin D. The solution is take about 400 IU vitamin D a day and eat some fruits and veggies for your B vitamins.

As for the restaurant, remind them that you bring them business every month, and because you are repeat customers they should be accommodating.

Thanks! :) I've thought about trying to do some voice work, but it's just another one of those things I've never gotten off my butt and pursued. But I'm keeping my eyes open for possibilities.

Yeah, you would think the restaurant would be more cooperative with a large group who gives them business on a regular basis, but after consulting another fur who usually goes to this lunch-meet, I guess they've been even more difficult than I'd realized. At this point, it doesn't look like anyone will lose any sleep over changing the location of our monthly gathering, so it looks like we're gonna give that a try.

Possibilities in voice work? Seriously, find a good animator you like and see if you could loan them your voice for a animation or something.

2:02 in the morning and you didn't feel like typing?!? Insanity! Hee hee hee. Depression leads to creativity? Um....Kiffa dear, not here either, I haven't been creative at all. You know overall this voice journal reminds me of public broadcast radio, you possess that calming, steady voice that just makes you interested in what your talking about.

Carebears? Really? Taking a note from Runtt eh?

Well, maybe I didn't put it into the right words... but it seems that a lot of artists draw inspiration from misery lol. I think a lot of people would argue that more great art has been born out of pain than out of happiness. The best art seems to come about because someone has something to say, and that something usually isn't "Hey, everything's awesome!" lol.

Glad my voice kept you interested :D . As for the Care Bears, they've always been near and dear to my heart. Oddly enough, my non-furry friends were thrilled to get Care Bears valentines, while the group of furries I was with on Saturday were all "Thanks but no thanks". Go fig.

True I would tend to agree that misery does tend to inspire more works of art than happiness does, heck the Mona Lisa, she ain't smiling! *laughs*

Hee hee was a pleasure to listen to Kiffa! And that is bizzare about the Care Bears....really bizzare.